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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

T Caray to A Kellogg, rs, blk 6,
| Parkwil!e add 60
6 w Mar h toJw Tate, 5ls to 524,
| EosentEal's add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
g & ohing tn v Z Bense, 2 TO II, Lulu
| ave, Strons snbdiv. .. POS
Garfield Dand Co to G " Erashaw, 35
| to Al, Glenn ave, Garfield add ...... 40
s f Mitchell to C F Martin, pit blk B
| Ferrels add. As~'
Morse to c F Martin, 294 to So4.
Main ST.. ...........-::.. Low
Morse to G Martin, 2SS to 292,
| Main st, Hyde & Ferrers add sO0'
J Royal to Il Getz. 81, %, PHILLIPS
| st. Royals subdiv q"
N Mailman to H Wachtel, 81, SO, Mead
ave, Wal;man's add. oW
a l. Houck to l. B Duckworth, sc to
%, Abbie ave- Central ave aid 49,. l2U
Jones to J Fl Beam, "A to 3S, Eagle 90,
81 fen1s TO- u Kelly, is, 20, blk -
9. Orchard Grove add. 2,t
o j Smith to Buck walter, % to %,
blk ~, Woodland ave. 14Os
Il McCune to S Doris, 10, 81. Washing
ton ave, Rick I>lapd 3rd add. -. I0C
D Fl Baldridge to G e Campbell IA,
145 Sedgwick ave De":ngs add 49,: SOC
L A Dennison TO S r Conan 81 to -
blk Orchard Grove add. ........... 14H
d II conan Ii AuuItHS W
blk Orchard Grove add. ........... 1GOO
F Harvard to S F Fields 10 Harvards
add ...-...... ....... A'Vo
n Moore to II Rennie IL blk VIII
sons add Clearwater. G
j Kaufman to A j Carew /, 3, Jefferson
ave Kaufnan's subdiv ........... ON
Garfield Land Co to G Summers 13S to
100 Walker ave Ggrfield add ........ 800
S r Snively to j K Shooter :, 8, Airam
ave Lawnfield add .................. 5000
Holmes d Chambers to C n Baker %
"a Main st Fitzgerald add -.......... 1900
j o Dean 10 II Stephens 9to % Emporia
ave Lawrence add ................ $500
F Schnitzler to 7 II Lumpe q, q, blk
10 Junction Town Co ............... 1000
r Edwards to c W Graham undiV
hf to Vincennes add $3.50
o Martinson to A Mcpherson 80 to %
blk Junction Town Co ...........s l2U
G CsStrong to II H Miller ~ to 81
] Strong owe Logan add -. =. l.. 1000
II Ladd to A r Haggerty to Num-
nell ave Glendale add :. .......... 1000
w c Utz to l. A Springer ct al L to -
Kings add 1000
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
ANUSEM ESTS,
MUSEUM.

The attendance would have been large,
than usual last night only there is not room
for more than the usual number, Miss Ruth
den's impersoaation OF ''Puck" is immense
1t Is highly artistic and will be appreciated
~, the csnnoiseurs Nr. Sandiiand's 'topic'
songs are hign,, amusing. Lost in London
went with a gusto in the auditorium and is
to be followed by 'Miralda
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
The Following is a List Of my Prop
erty which | desire to sell.
Any Real Estate Agent ending buyer will Il
award q she usual Commission.

Any Real Estate Agent ending buyer will te
award q she usual Commission.
100 It 9 " OF MosIey and nth. and " frorts,
80 o 0, e.5n Jul, Sd, s. bal cash.
Lots s, 10 ~rd ~ 81 u. Oliver Bisck-
cab
Lots ~ and 81. Sesveiy, Miller 4 Works
sdai $50 &,u0 ux s;h. ed. bal c-sh
Lots IS ard 3 SniSe y, Nj Ter 4 Works
adj, g. o, rs cash. $s,S April sth. -: Gal
Aag sth. 20.
Lot So to BIS. Rossa.hsl's add. 81. 80. e3,e
| In S, II sed "a mos. 4, bal casn
Lots ne 20 lso, Logan Aid ei $50, $40 VI.
| bal cash
| Lsts "a and iss. Logan adi. SEQ. s3ao I Vt.
bai caeh
! The asove prices will govern untl changed
] In THE Ave ti-emsnt when ale IL msde 70
conform With above price, ds~t will - f1r-
nisAed aud til agent rep ssting sale aTSt Will he
| he oas - rsceiv0 sAs eo00iA0i0n.
DAVIDSON STEEL
dl0alm 222 II Main, room z.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
LAST EXCURSION.

The last excursion over the Missouri Pa
cifc from this city to California viii leave
tomorrow morning at 3:35 O'Clock. The
party VIII join the excursionists from Kan
sas City at Fl Scott. Quite n number, it
seems are making arrangements for maxi ng
u a fri,,
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
The Reason Why

Lots 10 princess" ID at present prices ART
the best investment in Wichita. II Is only
~ miles from corner of Main st and Doug
las ava There will be more buildings erect
ed in Thu nelghborhooi in the next 60 day,
than any ether part of the city. II is located
midway between the Garfield an job Bright
universities. The river is to be bridged al
once est OF this add, making a direct route
To the city.
Full particulars Of Allen, Graham & Jones
No. Ala Douglas ave. 101-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Rev Samuel 3 Barnitz, western secretary
OF the Evangelical Lutheran Synod. who is
in our city. and who addressed the Young
Mems Christian Association as well as Luth-
eran society on Sunday, in company with
Mr.. NJ L. Carver and wife, made the EAGLE
o call yesterday. DR.. arnitz is delighted
with Wichita and her people
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Mr.. Mark j. Oliver has returned from
Matches with his wife and child where they
had been spending ths wiuter with Mrs.
divers parents. Mark looks happy an as
though he was again ready for business. At
any rate lie and bis accomplished wife are
welcomed home
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Mr.. S. S. Meddis, of Louisville, who was in
Wichita short time ago, seems to be great
" charmed wi h our city. He writes to a
friend here ''that while l am loyal to the
good old town of Louisville, I cannot and
will not shut my eyes to the fact that Wich-
tia is the coming city of the great west.
Think will see you in few days" The
firm, of which Mr.. Meddis is the head, does
perhaps the largest business in real estate of
any south Of the Ohio river, and Of course
his estimate is of value.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
A nusiuess Chance.

Having small capital would like party
with same q join me In establishing q mil
linery business, experience not necessary
Can make large profits in good live city. Or
Will manage business under salary. Hav,
had large experience rs saleslady and trim
mer in Leading Chicago HOUSES. Best OF re
ferpnoes gwen. No Triders, only teos.
meaning business need address.
HATTIE WICK,
5l8 Adams Street,
dos A. Chicago, ILL
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

The Magic West" new monthly publ
cation with an illuminated title page lies
upon our table. This paper is a quarto and
is issued from this city by Billings, Richards
& Co., and Leggets Brothers, real estate
dealers. 1t contains a birdseye view of
Wichita and much interesting and reliable
matter
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Prof. II. S. Lehr, pie-iden5 of the Ohio
Normal s. ool, Ada, Ohio, passed through
the city yesterday in company with Colonel
Bigger, of Hutchin>Ou. The Prof is well
known educator, and i, the head of a school
the annual enrolment of which is $500. He
expects to return to Wichita this evening
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
&. w. WALTER. ct 81
10T

The best lot on Douglas ave college HilD
lS5x22S, SO it front on 4th; an east front
corner in Ohio addition and several lnsiie
lots at reasonable prices and fair terms. A.
A. Amiden, 10 Douglas, l07
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
dos

Notice is hereby given to all real estate
agents who have ioas 81 and Sc, Waco street
on their books that the same has been sold.
March 81, 1887. e. CoGDELL-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
PLEASANT GATHERING.

| The residence OF Mr. and Mrs. W. p
Stem, $50 "a b L twrsnce avenue. was the
| scene OF merry social of young people o.
the Baptist church aud their friends. Theil
coy home was thrown open in a most hearty
manner to those who accepted the Invitation
OF the generous hostess of the evening
Among those present were Misses Kate Red
field, inertia k-ndle, Enms NJ :Cl-es, julia
NJ. Blunt, julia Ross, Renotta L. Ross
Grace Jewett, Sybil Herring, Lora Miller,
Bessie Overm III, Jessie G.. Down, II ssh.
Baldwin, Mrs. w. F. Harper, Julia Ros:
Aide Spurrier, E uily G SYKES, K tie Nc
Nabb, Mrs. W. r St-m. Ansie Herring,
Rose Oliver, ArSie Smith, Lillian II ,mbIn.
M-s-rs. G. L Huuga!c, j. F. Russell j.
Y. Montague, Cha. W. Wilson, c V. Petty
II. e. Hume, F. E. A. Smith. A. C Burwell,
F. A North, S. P Gully, B. B. Slosser, H !.
L. Plummer, j. W.. Siayden, T. J. Van o.
deli, B. F. Ree-e, W. P Stem, Rev. W. F.
Harper. l. II. Stiles, F. Blackburn, W. l..
DAVIS. L. H. Beatt;e, W. E. Beattie, C Y.
Petty.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
Rock Island Depot.

All persons who have subscribed to the 10
cation of Rock I-land depot are requested to
call at the State National bank Tuesday
morning at 10 a IN. and ray the amount
subscribed. This money must he paid March
%, 1887. P. ". HEALY,
O. c. DAISY
10Y w Of al
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
ruSEpaL NOTICE.

Mrs. C. s Eichholrz died yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. Funeral services will take
place at the house this afternoon at O'Clock,
Rev Hewitt fi..iating.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
For RYchan00.

A good ~ octave piano, Boston make
with carved legs and elegant rosewood finish
Price s5Ou; will trade for good real estate in
southwestern Kansas Address w. A How
ard, box 1855, Lima Ohio. d1072t+
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Mr. Hayward, OF Cincinnati, telegraph
superintendent who is hero to visit his son
the architect, callei yesterday in company
with Hon. s. N. Chambers, of Vincenues,
Indiana, and Mr. Hood. of this city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
SHOOTING ARRAY.

Yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock
Harry Cresius. q fourteen year-old boy. shot
at a colored boy named Smith, at the corner
of Main and Second. Officer Lilly who wa.
passing at the time, Immediately arrested
the little fellow and placed him in the city
prison. The weapon used was twenty-five
calibre revolver. Fortunately the boy mis~
ed his aim and no harm was DONE lady
who was near the place at the time of the
shooting. however, said that the shot came
very near to hitting her.
The boy was seen at the cooler last nigh
and was crying bitterly. According to bis
story the colored boy met him at The corner
commenced abusing him and finally kick. d
him and beat him. He had a small % cali
bre revolver in his pocket AMI this went off.
The colored boy, hs said, b I'd m,sused him
because he refused fe v days bsfo 70 to give
him theatre ticket.
Young Cre,ius says hs cana from Leav en-
worth to this city and that hs has neither
father or mother living. Mr. Davis, of the
Monarch Billiard hall. his employer, said he
often told him to put away the revotver or
it would ges him into trouble, and he prom
ised never to carry it again.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
To Real Estate Agents.

To Real Estate Agents.
Lots No. IA, l6, IS. 20, %, on Woodland
ave. Rchs add are this day sold.
dl01-3t* JOHN PARKER
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

a. ". Pike Returned yesterday from .
short visit to his family at Hutchinson.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Our neighbors of tho Nation have, we un-
derstand, engaged the services of Mr. r. E.
Ryan, of Louisville, KY, VINO they expect to
arrive in the city in few days to take a po-
sition on the staff OF the paper. Mr.. Ryan
is a writer of considerable reputation having
been associated with the press Of Louisvill I,
and also correspondent with eastern papers
under the non de plume Of "Roland Rivers. y
Mr.. Ryan was recently married to Miss Cole,
blue grass belle, who will prove valuable
acquisition to Wichita society.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

| Major Sol Palmer, general superintendent
Of construction of the ". q. I. Co. reached
the city yesterday, coming here for the pur-
pose of erecting four additional lines. This
viii make eight new wires put in communi-
casiol vita Wichita within the past month
-on. o. the many unmistakab!e evidancss Of
the won ierful spread and growth Of the
Magical Mascotte
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Rev Hunter Corbett, ID. d. an eminent
Missionary to China and brother of w.
Scott Corbett of this city, will he in Wichita
in a few days. He is an eloquent man and
one of the greatest missionary lights of the
Presbyterian Church. DR.. COrbett, as older
residents will remember. paid Wichita a visit
several years ago at which time he delivered
some delightfully."- instructive lectures. He
was fellow-student of DR.. John +. Hendy,
the President of the Emporia College. We
welcome him back to Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

renee, Kansas, and editor of the Standard, is
spending few days in Wichita. Mr.. Shan
non says that the people Of the cities in the
older portions of Kansas who are in the habit
OF denomina.ing Wichita a mushroom had
better come and see it. He says il there is 9
solid city in Kansas. Wichita in his judg
ment is such city. Everybody here know.
| that in this conclusion he is correct
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22

Captain Fred Sommers, who has been alb
sent in Europe six months, arrived home
Saturday evening. he made quite a tour of
tie continent, going ~down to Constant inc
pie and through the canal over to Cairo. He
had delightful visit with is friends in the
get home. saying that he has lived too long
in America ever TO be happy again in En-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-22
RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are sas real estate transfers
in the register OF dee,ls Office yester-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16

Eggs in an incubator are best NOT
turned for the first three days, and then
turned regularly half over twice a day.
They need to be covered very carefully
in cold weather, and are to be removed
from the incubator and the doors closed.
1t is the eggs that are to be cooled and
not the incubator unless the latter is
running too high We advocate but
very little cooling except in warm
weather and in cases of too much heat;
once in NO or three days is enough,
and they should be out but few mo-
ments-not long enough to get cold.
We prefer to run the incubator just
right, and cool only in turning, which
is best done by placing an empty tray
over full one and inverting both.
Then all the eggs will be half turned
and receive enough fresh, cool air for
the next twelve hours. ana
Home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

Prof. Morrow thinks clover is yet
underestimate in its value. 1t is nu-
tritious and digestible, and the crop is
abundant. 1t is unequaled as a grain
manure.
Look we'll to the horses feet, if you
intend to buy, see that the hoofs are
tough and clean, with plenty of frog,
and well set up on the heel, otilerwise
the horse will never stand hard road
work.
1t is the duty of every parent to iso-
late as far as possible any ca Sc of throat
disease in the household until the patient
is well. Adults with sore throat should
refrain from kissing the little ones
BabyhoOd
If all new crockery is put over the
stove in a large boilerful of cold water,
and heated to boiling point and then
allowed to cool in the water, it will not
be so likely to break or check subse-
quently from heat.-Farns, Field and
jSt0cbn1dn.
If vegetable matter is left about the
yard, its rapid decay during damp, warm
weather, will poison the air and affect
the health of the family. If left about
the barn, lots and fields, it will have a
like influence on the farm animals.
Therefore, advises the Am1ericdn -4gri-
cNltUriSt, while the wife cleans the
house let the husband clean the farm
If the floor is bare it can be kept
spotless by regular scrubbing with SOAP
and sand, or water containing borax or
little soda; if bad spots necessitate the
use of lye, apply it with brush, and
remember while rinsing it off that its
caustic action will iniure the hands I'M
less it is washed from them at once.
DR.. Goessman, at the Massachu-
sets experiment station, is at work Oh
the problem of the potato scab. So fan
the only ground gained is that probably
the germ, seed, or prime cause, what
ever name we give it, is in soil, instead
of being attached to the seed potato
DR.. GOessman has become satisfied tina
he can plant scabby seed of the worst
kind and raise good potatoes from it
National VieW
-Evaporated Apples and Raisins:
To half a pound of evaporated apples
put a pound of raisins. Both must bC
washed and drained and the raisins care
fully picked over and stemmed. Cove
with warm water and soak over night
or six hours, Stew gently, frequently
stirring, till the apple is thoroughly
cooked, and sweeten slightly. Thit
makes a delicious dish and one easily
digested. GOOD Housekeeping.
A company has been formed, will
office and headquarters at Fort Worth
for the purpose of supplying the marke
with Mexican horses. They propose t.
bring 1000 head of these horses pc
week, which will range in height from
twelve and one-half to fifteen hands
and which will sell at prices ranging
between $15 and $25. A member o
the firm says that they have alread,
contracted for the sale of 10000 head
Dallas (Ier. J NeUS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16
SAVED BY A Hair.
Tho Good Service Rendered by the Long
Pigtail of Wan Lee.

Pigtail of Wan Lee.
Five minutes later, the tunnel men OF
the Excelsior mine, a mile below, tax
ing their luncheon on the rude plat
form of debris before their tunnel, were
suddenly driven to shelter in the tunnel
from al apparent rain of stones, rocks
and pebbles from the cliffs above. Look
ing up, they were startled at seeing four
round objects revolving and bounding
in the dust of the slide, which eventual
ly resolved themselves into three boys
and a girl. For a moment the good
men held their breath in hopeless ter
ror. Twice, one of the children had
struck the outer edge of the bank and
displaced stones that shot a thousand
feet down into the dizzy depths of the
valley! and now, one of them, the girl,
had actually rolled out of the slide and
was hanging over the chasm supported
only by a clump of chimasal to which
she chung!
Hang on by your eyelids, sis! but
don't stir for heavens sake!" shouted
one of the men, as two others started
on hopeless ascent of the cliff above
them.
But a light childish laugh from the
clinging little figure above them seemed
to mock them! Then two small heads
appeared at the edge of the slide; then
diminutive figure, whose feet were
apparently held by some invisible COM
panion was showed over the brink, and
stretched its little arms towards the
girl. But in vain, the distance was too
great. Another laugh of intense youth
full enjoyment followed the failure, and
new insecurity was added to the sit
uation by the unsteady hands and
shoulders of the relieving party, who
were apparently shaking with laughter
Then the extended figure was seen to
detach what looked like small black
rope from its shoulders and throw it to
the girl. There was another little
giggle The faces of the men below
paled in terror. Then Polly-for it was
she-hanging to the long pigtail of Wan
Lee, was drawn with fits of laughter
back in safety to the slide. Their child
ish treble of appreciation was answered
by ringing cheer from below.
"Darned eff ever l want to cut off
Chinaman's pigtail again, boys" said
one of the tunnel men, as he went back
to dinner.-Bret Harte, IN the "Queen
ofthe Pirate Isle"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16
PLANT FERTILIZATION.
Cause of Exceptional Display of Color Nc
ticeab in Arctic Flowers.

Cause of Exceptional Display of Color Mo-
ticeabie in Arctic Flowers.
Now, all the world over, mountain
plants. especially those that grow be-
yond the limit of trees, and close up to
their exceptional display of vivid color
Every body must at least have heard of
the Alpine gentinans, globe-howers and
daffodils, that belt with blue or gold or
primrose whole zones of mOuntain-side
in Swiss spring-time. Exactly the same
thing is true of the artistic flowers:
short as is their summer, they make il
beautiful while it lasts, with their pro-
fuse bloom, Il hundred times more vivid
and pervasive than any thing to be
seen in those much overpraised and
misrepresented tropics. Even in tenn
perate Europe and America, every body
must have noticed that, as we 90 up the
higher hills, we find their slopes purpled
with heather or golden with gorse, pink
with mOuntain-laurel, or crimson with
masses of the wild rhododendron.
Why is this? Simply because among
the uplands, and more especially close
to the snOw-line, bees are rare. and the
work of fertilization is mainly left to
the care of butterflies. Now, the bee,
as every body knows, is Il steady, regu-
lar, business-like worker; he flies low,
hunts close, never mixes his liquors,
sticks steadily to one kind of honey
produced by one species on each jour
ney, and looks carefully for his selected
blossom in and out among the tangled
vegetation of meadow or roadside.
Hence the flowers that specially cater
for his peculiar tastes are more remark
able for their exact adaptation to his
size and shape than for any conspicuous
floral display. But the butterfly, on
the other hand, is well known to be a
tickle, fitting, fantastic creatures lie
flies high from bunch to bunch of large
and noticeable bright-hued flowers.
Above all other members of the insect
tribe, he is n lover of color: big patches
of red or white or purple are the things
to attract him from Il distance with
their massive glare, and to draw him
down from his careless flight in the eye
of heaven. Hence butterfly flowers
generally grow in huge trusses, massed
closely together to reinforce one an
others effect; and they produce the
finest total displays of any species
known to humanity. On the hill-tops,
and especially close above the limit of
trees, the high-hying butterflies have
things all their own way. The
plants that affect these chilly
situations, thNrefore, have before been
compelled to accommodate themselves
to the circumstances, And to trust for
fertilization to the stray attentions OF
the casual butterfly. 1t is not without
reason, then, that on the summit of
Mount Washington a specialized and
peculiar glacial butterfly should still
accompany the specialized and peculiar
glacial flowers. Grant Allen, IN PopU-
lar Science MOntkLu.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16

The newest fashion in ladies' hats VIII
doubtless cause a fiutter of pleasurable ex-
element among the fair sex. Ladies are
always susceptible to the changes of fash
ion plate; and the more startling the de-
parture, the more earnest the gossip oyer
the new mode DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is apositive cure for the ills when
afflict females and make their lives miser,
able. This sovereign panacea can be relled
on in cases of displacements and all func-
tional arrangements. 1t builds up the poor,
haggard and dragged-out victim, and gives
her renewed hope and fresh lease oil me
It is the only medicine for woman's pecu-
liar weaknesses and ailments, sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that it will give satis-
faction in every case, or money refunded
Read printed guarantee on bottle wrapper
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16
Hoods SarsaparilIa

" gladly attest the peculiar building-up power Of
Ioods Sarsaparilla. For some time have been
Unable to attend to business, but finally at the
quest of friend used part of bottle of Hoods
arsaparilla, which gave tone and strength to my
system and made me feel young as when boy"
GRANVILLE +. WOODS, Ga and 65 Lodge Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16

COQSuuDJlOn.
CONTINENTS to tailors ought as rule
to come under the head of fitting tributes.
Merchant Trdyeier.
SEE notice Durang's Rheumatic Remedy
In this paper. Positive cure for rheumatism
BACHELOR BUTTONS-Nails.
-S
Docs and dudes are the pets of society,
IT is wise stock that knows its own par.
Life.
AN old growler well rushed makes merry
tongues.
LETTERS of credit. o. U. A. v.-Dans-
viIle Breeze.
An expression is not necessarily an ex-
pressman.
A srorpED-Ur geyser is an ex-purt in its
way.
DOMESTIC pursuit-chasing the gudeman
with brOOmstick.
A LEADING quest.on-''will you take this
horse to waterP'-GoJdaVS Sun
HIRE education is most easily obtained in
the private schools. -CteUeiaHd Sun.
SPEAKING of animals, what does the cat
amount tol-Tid- Bits.
A RECEIVING teller-the newspaper in
terviewer. boston Transcript
JAPAN boasts of singing fish. 1t has
musical scales, probably.
A STOCK company is always a capital
thing, and yet it is often not a capital
thing.
Would it be improper to call an alley
where street fight has taken place, an al
legoryl-LUe
(Which will you have, chloroform or
laughing-gas! said the dentist to his pa
tent, about to have tooth pulled. Either
will answer" said the customer Wasp.
IT is the Alaska diamond that lends such
sparkle to the conversation of the hotel
clerk burlington Free Press.
The orator who exclaims 81 an not IN
the roll of common men," generally comes
from the West, RSS ~ FsasA